Spurrier focused on backing up 'Bama win

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Steve Spurrier was thrilled with South Carolina's first victory over a No. 1 opponent. Now, he's ready tosee his 10th-ranked Gamecocks can back it up the rest of theseason.

Spurrier said Sunday the 35-21 win over previously top-rankedAlabama won't matter as much if South Carolina can't keep that samefocus and challenge for the Southeastern Conference title.

The Gamecocks (4-1, 2-1 SEC) certainly look as if they've gotwhat it takes to contend. Spurrier said quarterback Stephen Garciaplayed the best game of his career and tailback Marcus Lattimoreand receiver Alshon Jeffery accounted for all five Gamecockstouchdowns.

South Carolina improved nine spots in the rankings after thevictory. Alabama dropped to No. 8.

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